Timor-Leste
July 23, 2018
Australia: Don’t Prosecute for Exposure of Misconduct
Australian authorities should not prosecute a former Australian spy and his lawyer for exposing government wrongdoing, Human Rights Watch said today. The Magistrates Court in the Australian Capital Territory is scheduled to hold a hearing setting out next steps in the case against barrister Bernard Collaery and “Witness K” on July 25, 2018.
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Press Freedom
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AsiaEast Timor: Revise Repressive Media Law
July 16, 2014
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AsiaTimor Leste Press Law (2)
July 15, 2014
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December 20, 2002
Justice Denied for East Timor
Indonesia's Sham Prosecutions, the Need to Strengthen the Trial Process in East Timor, and the Imperative of U.N. Action
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December 1, 1999
East Timor: Forced Expulsions to West Timor and the Refugee Crisis
News
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July 15, 2014
Timor Leste Press Law (1)
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January 19, 2010
Australia should take the lead on human rights in South-East Asia
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May 21, 2008
UN: Sri Lanka’s Defeat a Victory for Human Rights Council
UN Vote Upholds Council Membership Standards on Rights
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February 14, 2008
Justice for Suharto-Era Crimes Still Matters
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January 27, 2008
Indonesia: Suharto’s Death a Chance for Victims to Find Justice
Government Should Investigate Crimes of Former Dictator’s Regime
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April 4, 2007
Timor-Leste: Candidates Should Prioritize Human Rights
Strong Leadership on Rights Needed After Major Setbacks in Past Year
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November 28, 2006
Timor-Leste: UK Launch of Timor Justice Report
Joint Press Release by the Parliamentary Human Rights Group, TAPOL the Indonesia Human Rights Campaign, Amnesty International, Progressio, and Human Rights Watch
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